Yvonne Okoro, Ghanaian actress
After a victorious and fruitful premiere in Accra, Yvonne Okoro’s most recent amazing movie ‘Ghana Must Go’, is set to open for a new audience in Kumasi.
The film will be on coming February 6, Saturday, premiered at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, where countless students and Kumasi film lovers and aficionados are relied upon to troop.
The premiere of ‘Ghana Must Go’ in Accra on January 2 enrolled an exceptionally colossal gathering of peoples’ participation and it is relied upon to rehash the same deed in Kumasi as Yvonne Okoro and her group are charged to show up.
It is co-produced by Roseline Okoro. Yvonne held up three (3) years to come back to the production seat after her initially produced motion picture, The Contract.
Directed/Coordinated by Frank Rajah Arase, it stars Yvonne Okoro, Kofi Adjorlolo, Luckie Lawson, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Nkem Owoh and a large group of others.
The movie ‘Ghana must go’ recounts the account of Ama, who touches base in Accra with her fiance Chuks. She is met at the air terminal by her sibling Kwabena, who is shocked to realize that Chuks is a Nigerian- a significant detail Ama had neglected to uncover to her family for a justifiable reason.
On coming to the Kanga family house in Accra, it all of a sudden dawns on Chuks that Ama is from a fairly princely family. Her mom Dolores is an Accra high society woman and her dad Alex is a resigned senior army officer and a well off industrialist. They have all been under the feeling that Chuks is an American, Australian or Namibian, not a Nigerian. At the point when the mystery is found, it makes devastation in the family unit.
Whatever remains of the story is the thing that motion picture enthusiasts will see with their own eyes at the premiere.
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